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NEUMILLER—Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Neumiller of Napcr, a
son. weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces,
born Saturday. April 6, in Sa
cred Heart hospital. Lynch.
SPITTLER—Mr. and Mrs. |
Richard Spittler of Omaha, a
daughter weighing 5 pounds . l
ounces, born Thursday, April 4,
at Omaha. The mother is the
former Miss Patti Keiser, f
merly of O'Neill. This is the
couple's first child. Mrs. L. R
Sutcliffe of O’Neill has gone to
Omaha to assist. Mr. ^ld Mrs.
Lee Spittler of Ewing are pater
nal grandparents. Tiie child lias
been named Gigi . ,
S11ANE—Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Shane ol Atlunsoii a son, Kira
El von, weighmg 8 pounds a
ounces, born Friday, April a, m
Atkinson Memorial hospital.
HAHN—Mr. and Mis. ByIves
ter Haim of Butte, a daughter,
weighing B pounds 14 ounces,
born Wednesday, April 3 in Sac
red Heart hospital, Lynch.
HORN BACK— Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Hornback of bpencer, a
daughter. Roberta weighing 5
pounds 14 ounces, born Wednes
day, April 3, in Sacred Heart
hospital, LyiKh.
VAN GUNDY— Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Van Gundy uf O’Neill, a
son' weighing 9 pounds 1% oun
ces. born Sunday. April 7,at SC
Anthony’s hospital. The boy has
been named Terry Lee.
_ Mr. ana ivns.
Bernard Kornock of Page a
daughter, born Sunday, Apiril .,;
in St. Anthony’s hospital. Jlie
baby weighed 8 pounds 10V*
UATHKE—Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
ithke of Niobrara, a daughter,
weighing 9 pounds 5*6 ounces,
. rn Saturday, April 6, in Lund
L rg Memorial hospital, Creigh
to 1 m
tOBERTSON— Mr. and Mrs.
t urge Thomas Robertson of
L, nkelman, a daughter, Betty
. ,e, weighing 8 pounds 4 ounc
c born Monday, April 8. She is
t . couple’s third daughter Her
t sister is nine years old. He
i; ae son of Mr. and Mrs. George
c Robertson of O’Neill.
i’ASSIEUX—Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Passieux of Neosho, Mo., a daugh
ter, Karen Rae, weighing b
pounds 10 ounces, bom Saturday,
March 30. Mr. and Mrs. William
Gallagher are the maternal
grandparents. This is the cou
ple’s second child.
iwIRWIN—Mr. and Mrs. Duane
K .win of Bristow, a son, weigh
rufc 8 pounds, born Tuesday, Ap
ra 9, at the Sacred Heart hospital,
^nch.
i HOMSEN—Mr. and Mrs. Glen
E. Thomsen, qf Spokane, Wash.,
a on, Glen Eugene, jr., weighing
U .ounds 12 ounces born Satur
day April 6, in Washington. Mr.
and’Mrs. Justin Butterfield of In
man are the maternal grandpar
ents and this is their first grand
c....d. The mother is the former
Shirley Butterfield.
STORJOHANN—Mr. and Mrs.
L is Storjohann of O’Neill, a
son, weighing 9 pounds 3*4 oun
c;... born Tuesday, April 9, at St.
Anthony’s hospital.
BUCK—Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Bu k of San Diego, Calif., a
daughter, Josephine Grace, bom
I lay, March 29. Mr. and Mrs.
W K Buck of Orchard are the
paternal grandparents.
BENDORF—Dr. and Mrs. Don
ald H. Bendorf of Butte, a daugh
ter, weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces,
born Monday, April 8, at the
Butte Maternity home.
TRIBBE—Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Tribbe of Sturgis, S. D., a son,
weighing 8 pounds, bom Tues
day, April 2. Mrs. Tribbe is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Tienken of Butte.
Out of Hospital—
„ HAMBERS -Charlotte Grimes
returned home Saturday from St.
Anthony’s hospital in O'Neill fol
lowing an appendectomy on
Tuesday, April 2.
Legal Notices
(First pub April 11, 1957)
Julius D. Cronin, Attorney
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
HEIRS
Estate No. 4184
COUNTY COURT OF HOLT
COUNTY, NEBRASKA:
ESTATE OF ANDREW D.
REITZ, DECEASED.
THE STATE OF NEBRASKA,
TO ALL CONCERNED:
Notice is hereby given that
George W. Reitz filed his peti
tion, alleging that Andrew D.
Reitz died February 27, 1955,
intestate, a resident of Falls
Creek, Jefferson County, Penn
sylvania, seized and possessed
of an undivided one-half right,
title and interest in the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit:
The Southeast Quarter, and
the Northeast Quarter of Sec
tion 17, and the South Half
of the Southeast Quarter of
Section 8, all in Township
26, North, Range 11, West
of the 6th P. M., in Holt
County, Nebraska.
That petitioner is interested
in said estate and in said real
estate as a brother of the de
ceased, and an heir at law of the
deceased.
The prayer of said petition is
for a determination of the time
of death, the heirs, degree of
kinship and right of descent of
real property of said de
ceased; that he died intestate,
and that there is no inheritance
tax, state or federal, due from
his said estate, or the heirs;
thereof.
Said petition will be for hear
ing in this Court on the 2nd day
of May, A. D., 1957, at ten o’clock !
A. M.
LOUIS W. REIMER,
County Judge
(COUNTY COURT SEAL)
50-52c
rtarx Reelected
is School Head—
SPENCER—Supt. Leo Marx has
wen reelected for the seventh
■onsecutive year by the Spencer
ichool board, it was announ- I
•ed by Louis W. Kiasna, secre
;ary of the board.
Roland Beran has accepted the
position of coach vacated by Gor
ion Benson. Mr. Beran has
cached at Papiliion the past two
years.
There are still four vacancies
jn the high school faculty and
iwo in the gravies. Mign school
instructors are needed ior Eng
lish, mathematics and science, |
jidustnal arts and band.
Sick & Injured
PAGE—Mrs. Emma Dorr, a
former resident of Page, entered
Our Lady of Lourdes hospital
Friday and Monday submitted
to surgery for goiter. . . Mrs.
Bryan French 921 Castec dr.,
Sacramento, Calif., has beta hos
pitalized the past month for sur
gery for the removal of a splin- j
ter of a chicken bone that had
lodged in her throat. . . Bonnie j
Heiss went to O’Neill Saturday j
where she had the casit removed
from the broken leg she suffered
while ice skating during Chris-1
tmas vacation. . . Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Stewart, who visited his
mother, Mrs. Frances Stewart,
at the University hospital at
Omaha, report her condition
“somewhat improved.” . . .During
baseball practice Tuesday, April I
2, Ronnie Parks had tbq, mis
fortune to receive a fracture f
both bones of his left leg above
the ankle. He was second base
man. Gregg Kemper “spiked
the leg and struck it with such
force a broken leg resulted from
the freakish accident. . . Mrs.
Don Parks resumed teaching at
the Grass school after several
weeks of absence due to sickness
and hospitalization. . . Mrs. ltoy
Zeller has been suffering from a
throat infection the past week.
O’NEILL—Miss Marlene Har
rington of Omaha and Mrs. John
Harrington, jr., had their tonsils
removed Monday at St. An
thony’s hospital . . • John Helmer,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Danny Hel
mer, tripped and fell near the
courthouse and hit his nose on
the curbing. X-Rays showed no
broken bones. His two eyes are
still black . . . Mrs. Don Riley has
pneumonia and is at St. An
thony’s hospital . . ■ Mrs. Cyril
Peter has been a patient at Our
Lady of Lourdes hospital in Nor
folk . . . Joe Schmidt, who was
operated on his spine last Thurs
day at the Veterans hospital in
Lincoln is “better”. He has to re
main on his back for a week.
Mrs. Schmidt was in Lincoln
Sunday to see her husband . . .
Webb Cook, son of Dr. and Mrs.
G. R- Cook, has been ill since
Friday.
EWING—Mrs. John Vander
snick, who had been a patient at
the Antelope Memorial hospital
for a few days, was able to re
turn to her home in Ewing
Thursday. . . On Thursday, Mr.
and Mrs. Dorrence Hobbs took
their small son to the Antelope
Memorial hospital. He was ill
with an intestinal infection. . .
Pvt. Robert Hobbs, who enlisted
in the army recently, has been
assigned to the army security di
vision, and will take his eight
weeks of basic training at Ft.
Chaffee, Aik. After reaching
Chaffee, Bob was confined to the
hospital aooul one week, suf
fering from a throat infection.
RIVERSIDE — Lynn Fry had
some dental work done last
week, and Jackie and Shelia Fry
were ill with intestinal flu. . .
Mrs. Mary Rotherham’s condi
tion is improved. Kenneth
Rotherham left for his home at
Denver, Colo., and Sister Mar
ion left for her home in Pu
eblo, Colo., on Saturday.
DELOIT—Mrs. Henry Reimer
had dental work done Thursday
at Neligin . . . Mrs. Sylvester
Hauer’s condition is “satisfact
ory” at the Neiigh hospital. She
was visited Saturday by Mrs. G.
Bauer . . . Mr. and Mrs. John
Sehi visited his sister, Mrs. Mary
Rotherham, Sunday at the Neiigh
hospital.
AiVit.l-ll/V-O. DclIUCll «111U
E. V. Sageser have been on the
sick list the past week. . . Mrs.
Heinrich Frahm and infant
daughter, Karen Sue, returned
home Sunday from Bassett where
they had visited Mrs. Frahm’s
mother, Mrs. Maude Forbes, af
ter their release from the Atkin
son hospital. .
ORCHARD—Mrs. Pete Cooper
returned home Sunday from the
Methodist hospital in Omaha
where she had undergone lung
surgery. . . John Friday is in the
Plainview hospital. His condi
tion is serious.
DORSEY—Mrs. H. H. Miles
entered the Lynch hospital Wed
nesday evening, April 3. Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Aim escorted her as
the roads and w’eather made the
trip difficult. Linda Kruse has
been staying at the Aim home.
REDBIRD—Mrs. Benny Johr
ing became suddenly ill Saturday,
April 6 and w'as taken to Sacred
Heart hospital in Lynch. How
ever, she improved and was able
to go home Sunday, April 7.
INMAN—Mrs. George Herold
was a patient in St. Anthony’s
hospital in O’Neill several days
the past w'eek and was dismis
sed on Saturday.
STAR—Mr. and Mrs. Lysle
Johnson wdll go to Lincoln this
week where Mr. Johnson is to
receive a medical checkup.
ATKINSON—Postmaster A. G.
Miller, 66, is in Sioux City at St.
Joseph’s hospital for major sur
gery.
Final Card Party—
The Friends of St. Mary are
sponsoring the last card party of
this season Sunday at 8:30 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shoemaker
are chairmen, assisted by Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Robertson.
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